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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

ANAMosA, va, April 29.-Mr. John Hicks,
OF this city, tie oil test voter in Jones county,
and who is ST., posed to be the Oldest member
OF the board Of registration for last fairs
election in the state, is dying from caucer Of
the stomach. He IN nearly 100 years old, and
until recently has apparently been In good
health.
A large amount OF ore is being taken from
the newly discovered lead mine here.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, April .o-News from
Floors, Davis county, says that Rev. 7, II.
Dabney, OF that place, eloped last Saturday
with Ma Anna Lang, the seventeen esr-old
sister OF his wife. He told his wife that he
was going to baptise some converts at Dan
vile, and took a change OF c~lotbiGg for the
purpose. His wife had known Of an improper
intimacy and had accused him OF It, and he
had promised TO do better. The elopement
was kept quiet for some time and search made
for the %ruuawsys but nothing las set been
heard from them.
MASON CITY, Ia, April 90 sheriff Kirk
last night arrested two men giving their
al't NJ Pi''3f u ClNNlC, " " HllNlAN III
tue safe robbery at Sumner, la, on the 18Th
inst. They were both seated at the supper
table at a private residence when arrested,
and expressed the utmost establishment. They
came To this city last Wednesday, and asked
for and obtained mail on Saturday and again
on Monday, since which time they nave been
somewhere secreted In the country. They are
siick.talkiDg chaps, but the story that can be
obtained from them Is not very plausible.
They are already almost positively identified
Sheriff Jarvis, Of Wsver.y, will arrive in the
morning. Having proved their innocence
they were released.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, April 2S.-A novel
q ~lestion OF jurisdiction, involving the new
idicial system OF the state, ia reported from
Oskaloosa. Charles Z, Emmous, a native
born boy Of Mshasks county, was indicted by
the grand jury OF this county last January,
for the crime OF burglary. He was tried by
Judge Ry al at the lat term OF the district
court, convicted and sentenced to fifteen
mouths imprisonment at Fort Madison. His
counsel sued out a writ OF habeas corpus from
Judge Sewers for his release upon the ground
that Judge Ryan WAS not holding a court Of
competent jurisdiction to try aud determine
the question; that 1T WAS not The district
court; that the constitution provides that he
district court shall col sist OF a single judge,
while In fact three jIdgcs were holding court
At the sane time In this county. 1t 1, under.
stood that Jug Sewers will not take III
responsibility Of determining the issue tepd
cred, bat will ri r It to the fall bench. In
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

Wonders will never cease. a man
named Taintor has invented the graphic
ohone by which the labor of writing
is obviated. 1t is an instrument SINH
lar to the p~honograph which registers
he sounds upon a wax tube. Que has
only to speak INTO the instrument while
turning a crank, remove the wax tube
md mail to the correspondent. 1t
lessons the use of pens, pencils, ink.
1ienographrrs, and type-writers. The
inventor believes it will come into
general use. It's practicability has not
yet been demonstrated.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07
ENTERPRlsING TRAIN ROBBERS.
cihc Train and Appropriate the Funds
in the Express Car,

A Half Dozen Men Board a Southern Pa
cihc Train and Appropriate the Funds
in the Express Car.
san Francisco, April 2S.-The Evening
Bulletins special from Tucson, A. T., gives
the details to an audaciOuS train robbery or a
west-bound overland train on the Southern
Pacific railroad last evening. The train was
stopped at Pspago station, eighteen miles
east Of Tucson, about Q 30 In the evening by
a red signal light. DISTINCTIONS had been
placed on the track, SO in case the engineer
failed to stop the train would be derailed.
Five TO eight men were engaged in the rob
berry. Immedis tely on the train stopping a
dozen u more shots were fired IN the express
car, and armed men boarded the locomotive
to watch the engineer. Failing 10 get open
the 1press car door the robbers placed q stick
OF giaut powder under II aud clmpeled
Engineer Han per 10 light tue fuse.
To avoid being blown up the messenger
opened the door, end the robbers took
possession OF the car after ~extlngu,sning the
fuse, They uncnupled the %engiue, baggage
and express cars from the remainder OF the
train and made the engineer get off. The
robbers then pulled ouC six miles towards
Tucson Ire they KILLED the engine and left
it. During the run they
WENT THROUGH Il xPREss CAR,
but did not get more than S6 600 express
money, so far rs ascerta'ued. Tuty got two
packages Of railroad money, amounting to
800, and also two packages Of post igr
stamps. The express messenger saved -, 600
from the robbers V hastily hiding II I'm the
.tove. Nothing was known Of the affair In
Tucson until after miduighf, when a teiegrsm
wss received from PsDia9o, q brake
man having walked hack eight miles To that
place. An engine was sent down and the
train was brought IN this morning. None Of
the passengers was molr.ted aud some OF
them know nothing OF the trouhle until after
the r arrival 1T Tucson. No hi " has yet
been discovered that would lead 10 the
identity Of the robb, re. They are thought 10
be discharged railroad employees, as their
actions In hsnd ing the train showed that
thy were familiar with such work, TIE
United States marshal sent for troops to
Fort / well, and thirry-bvt soldiers are now
occurring the country. A party OF Indian
trsilers IL slso out. A reward has been
N red by the southern Pacific And express.
companies, aggregating 81 200 FOR each cap
ture.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

Herr Most, the red-mouthed anar
chist, who was released from jail in
New York, is coming west, dcnouucing
the American government, and calling
upon his fellow anarchists to kill
editors, reporters, policemen and cap
~italists. There ought TO be authority
enough in this country to put this
pestilent alien behind the bars and
keep him there the remainder of his
aatural life.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07
A RAILWAY AOOIDEN I.
Several Persons Tnir-cd--Srpreme Court

Several Persons Inir-cd--SrPreme Court
49,: 20 Among Them.
.or-nA, nan, Arril 27-A special train
arrived on the Rock Island late yesterday
afternoon, having on board a party Of injured
men from II ron. They consisted of Lieut..
g V. Riddle, Secretary Of State Allen and
State Auditor NclharIEy, Of the Kansas board
ut railroad assessors, who have been making
a tour Of inspection over The ca ego, Kan
sas aud Nrhraska road. They were sccom
panied by President Law and General Man
aver Fischer, amt win The entire train crew
wrre mere or less IL ircd. The party left
Horton this morning 10 20 wet on the A.
chisun branch OF the K ok Island. When one
MI west OF that place the train was hurled
down an cmhaukmrut twcnti-Nve feet high.
Ailer Uas hurt most SER, u~ly, but not dang
rronsly. GOV Riddie was Injured IN the left
leg aud han ID be carried from the scene, as
aas also Alien, hut he l. all right now. Me
Carti Y was baGl bruised about the head
judge 5 rvers Of the Iowa supreme court, was
very much hurt about the h' All. Nearly " ~
one on the special train was more or lees ser
iously injured.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

Mr.. Patrick Eagan, having been
charged with crime 10y the Tory lead
ers in parliament, has written the sec
rotary for Ireland that hc is ready to
proceed to Dublin for trial upon two
conditions, one of which is that the
venue shall not be changed to London,
the second is that ne shall be accorded
the same number Of jury challenges as
the prosecution. These are not unfair
slipulations.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

SAYS the Boston Hrdtd: A valiant
Harvard student who recently went
through the ceremonies OF initiation to
a crack society was blindfoldcd and
walked to the river. one Of the coolest
nights, and told to jump into a hole in
the ice expressly cut for his immersion.
lie jumped and was wet through to the
skin. Then he walked home. This is
not the worst of it, but it is enough to
show what idiots may and do flourish
in the halls of learning. A robust con
stitution could scarcely endure such
heroic treatment, aud this young man
ROT two years ago had been at deaths
dour with p~eritonitis. He still lives!
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07
FOREIGN.

QUEBEC, April % ADV ces from the Valley
Of 81. Maurice state that a ,Is:is known as
black fever, accompanied 10y OF hthrria, is
making terrible rsvag.s among the people at
Mount Carbon A family OF Free h settlers
named Antoine Veagois hhve been almost de-
stroyed, eight deaths hayihg taken place.
BERLIN, April % The National Zeituug
mentions "a rumor that mar ist law vii. BE- de
clartd in Alsare and Lorraine in a fe1 days.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

Secretary Whitney, Notwithstanding
many protests, has determined 10 coz
denim the historic old Hartford, Farra.
CUTS old flagship, now at the Mare
Island navy yard, San Francisco, Cat.
..Plty 'tiS, It's true" The old craft, Il
she has to 20, night as well be cut NJ
into walking canes and furniture. Tbs
government might get well paid for her
N that way.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07
GENERAL GRAN Is BIRTHDAY.
Meetings of Grand Army Posts to be Held
Throughout the Country--Funds 10 be
Collected for the Monument--Banquet
at Pittsburg.
at Pitts burg.

MADISON, Wis, April 27.-To-day is a
the Grand Army OF the r public throughout
the country. At the encimpment in San
Francisco last year, the question Of creating
a fund for the erection OF a suitable memo.
rial In the name OF the Grand Army TO the
deceased eX.prcstdcGt was discussed AZ length,
ing that a fund OF not less than 100 coo
should bee raised for this purpose, and an hor-
izIng the commandments 10 A point a
committee consisting Of members Of The
Grauu Army from each state aud territory, t.
take the necessary steps I lw8r the creation
eff this fund Ia accordance W { hi. >olu-
fairchtid, amt a genera order wB> issued
directinG every post OF the tIaud Ar'"-
to Gsscnh some lil..p dGGts
l. D-day uelng tne .ixtf-ifth anniversary
az the birth OF Gen. Grant, for The two
toid purj ose If paving respect to his memory
nj reec' living tunds toward the prpposru
IN mortal. Advicrs received az Grand ARM
sea quarters indicate that the response to
his order viii hc very leneral, snd thnt ap-
IruIriBtc meetings VIII bee held by Grand
Amy posts from one end OF the country 10
me Other. Ia addition the anniversary VIII
he observed with IA GA qTet bN the Americas
Z p~nblcau clnH OF f'rsnurg, '"r which COY
rr- W Il b. laid for 25Ognrsts. Ge g.. Foraker,
II 0uio, VII respond To the TOAST of "rhr
Memory a. Gen. Grant, aud Hoo. Io1n G..
New. o. ludutpoiis, aud many . her Rrpub-
teams uf rational r., u'a'i0n will De- present
Cot. Fred Grant will Uc the guest Of the ever .
log. AT Washia.tnn this evening th'r" vii
e q m~moria service in The M~etrnlo'ittH
Eujscplal ch9rrh with Hnn Matthew G.
f. nrr in the chair. L. 5 Cant, j., aud
Jesse Grant wilt represent The Graut famil,
n's N''"o""" tnw,ri to tue Grant mouu.
ment will be tax II up.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

The removal Of the settlers from n
portion Of the Crow reservation has
stirred up the Indians to acts of vio-
lence. They follow and destroy such
property rs the settlers could not i'm
mediately remove. The administra.
ton has made a grave mistake in the
revocation of the order Of President
Arthur opening the reservation for set
tlement. The settlers located in good
faith, put up houses and began the cul-
tlvation of crops. TO be compelled to
abandon the fruits of their labor now
will work great hardship. The Indians
did not occupy the entire reservation,
that portion left them by President Ar
thurs proclamation was ample for
them; they were neither inconvenience
nor did they suffer from the settlement
of the white people. Technically, per
haps, President Cleveland is right; but
humane considerations should have had
as much weight with the adminiStra-
ton as the technical rights of the In
dians.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

George kcnnan, when he visited
Count Toistoi, met the novelist ~ he
was returning from spreading compost
on a poor widows field, and during
the evcnirr th"t he spent at his house
the Count WAS busy making shoes.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-05-07

-Ey-Un.ted States senator Brtc e. is lec'ur
ing in the northwest on The Race Problem"
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ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Standard az namnet pa en- ny af
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drag arbeta for nykterheten Illinois.
Nevada IegisIat urcn har ge.
mensam session med 46 r0ster mot "a
walt William NJ. Stewart till fUrbunds.
senator.
Det nya utIemningsfIrdrag
med England ,behandlades onsdags In
for slutna d0rrar Senator, dock utan
att blifya afgjordt.
Eldsyada utbrUt torsdags morse
senator j. G. Spooners eleganta bygnad
Il Hudson, Wis. Skadan anslas till
1000.
Kineslska rogerlngcn har, sasom
|ersKttning st amerikanska missionx
rer.f0r lidna fUrluster under Ching
Kang-upproret, beyiljat $25,OsO.
HIg Alder Baptiste La Pririe
on halfindiansk veteran fran krigen
afed harom dagen 4 soldathemmet vic
Milwaukee,, Wis.,, j den huga aldern al
i08 ar.
Rymda fangar Fem for illbrotts-
st0lder arresterade personer j Detroit
Mich. skaffade sig ! torsdags matt till
fHlle att rymma fran fangelset. Mar
har hmm icke lyekats konma ryn1lin
garne pa sparet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19

/ 0fverstigande 80 ar eller under 16 sko
Ia fa sindas dit, och dsssa skola @
f0rut d0mts FOR nagot brott. F0rsla
get ar mycket godt och 0fverensstam
mande med det af .'state board of Cha
rites rekommenderade. Ej sa litei
luppseende vackte senator Hixon, d3
lf0rslaget af senator Durant kom upr
att utnamna en- clerk for sgrain com.
mite. Han SADIE att han trodde att
komiteen var k0mpetent utnamna sin
egen clerk. Da f0,slaget andock gick
igenom, f0rklarade Hixon att han Ell
willie acceptera den for komiteen till
satte clerken utan kunde reda sig utan
en- sadan. Senator Comstock gl0mde
huru han r0stade f0rra sessionen, da
forslaget ON att gifya $40 om dagen
till clerken af Judiciary committee
men s0kte ett langre tai nedsatta af-
giften till $3.50. Han giordes uppmark-
sam harpa, men f0rklarade att han In
sett att han.d$ begick ett misstag som
han nu vile andra. F3rslaget gick
dock igenom och clerken erholl $40 om
dagen.
Utnamd istallst for valid.
Representaht Ellingson har inlem-
nat ett f1rslag som ar mycket beak-
tansv8rdt. Han f0resl$r att county
suPerindenterna af skolor bora utnam-
mas af statens h0gskOlstyrelss, istallet
for att sem nu valias at folket, hvar-
igenom embetet blir EFT politiskt lock-
bette istallet for att det borde vara
beroende pa duglighets for embetets
sk0tande.
f President Rice har utnamnt senate
rerna Comstock, Oswald, Goodrich och
Ives sasom en- sxrskild komitee for
inkommande tempsrancef0rslag. Sc
tor Chapman inlemnade ett forslag,
begarande att v&ra senatorer och re-
presentanter kongressen skulle be-
gagna slit infylande for att erhalla en-
bevillning af $500, 900 for byggaAde af
ett seldathem Faribault.
Fosande f0rslag hafva gait igenom
senaten:
Att hindra personsr att olagligt be-
gagna G.. A. r. badge.
Tillatande Brainerd att utgifva
bonds for $25, 900 for byggandet af en-
brygga 0fver Mississippi.
Tillatande town of Worthington,
Mobiles co., att utgifva bends f0r vat
tenverk.
Xtertagandet af beslutet som tillat
kommisslonarerna Grow Wing eoun--
Jy att bygga en- brygga Sfver Missls-
sippi.
HUsET. En massa forslag inlemua-
des men endast ia beslut antogos.i
Village of Henning, Otter Tail co.,
SAINT tswn of Kenyon, Goodhue county
blefvo erkanda sasom lagligt inkorpo-
rerade,
SENATEN godkande ALA Guvern0r
McGills utnamningar. Senator Keller
r0stade ej for "Warden" Stordocks
godkannande.
L0rdagen den Is.
Hvarken Senator eller Huset vile
ajournera till tisdag, da ex. guy. Da-
Wis kommer att valjas till u. S. Sena-
tor.
SENATEN. Senator Scheffer har in
lemnat EFT f0rslag, hvilket AZ mycket
vigtigt. Det foreslar att statsembets-
mannen skola cga rattighet att hafva
safe och deltaga legislaturens for
handlingar. Senator Ward inlemnade
EFT f0rslag att bevilja Duluth, Red
Wing & Southern r. r.. Co. rattighet
att bygga en- brygga 0fver Mississippi
floden vid Red Wing.
HUsET. F0ljande forsiag gingo ige-
nom: upphafvandet af lagen som stad-
gar towns af Brown county att f0rs0r-
ia sina fattiga .Etablerande af MUM
cipal court" j Brainerd och tillstadjan-
de Zumbrota att utgifva nya bonds.
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Bola g;sstananla.

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Sekreteraren.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19

M .fJrekomnse,s anledning ia III
upplysa, att lSKAFFAREN delta ar
icke lemaas TIL nsdsdH pyis tillsan-
mans med AUGUSTANA OCH MIS-
.SION4REN eller adgon AMMAN tid-
ming.
Skafareas Expedition.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19
u T L A N d E T !.

SPANIEN. Sju sergeanter, som suit.
to haktade Madrid f1r det de delagit 4
upploppet ] september 1856. ha lyckats
rymma.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19

BULGARIEN. En- deputation fran
Bulgarien har afslagt besUk Paris
Vissa sfranska tidningar saga, att
Frankrikes rad tilr deputationen|
var, att Bnlgarien skulle forlikas mot
Ryssland och Turkiet.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19

DANMARK. Majoriteten af Fol-
kethinget har vitgrat erkstnna reger-
-ngens provisoriska finanslag Under
dylika forhallanden har' regeringen
knappast annat att g0ra In upplosa
riksdagen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-01-19

SCHWEIZ. Eft antai sn8skred
f0rekom sistlidna veckan kantonerna
Lucern, Sclwytz och Uri. Ktskilliga
byar och kopingar afstRngdes totalt
fran den 0friga verlden. Manga hus
f0rstordes och en- mangd boskap d6-
dades.
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anable to earn support by daily labor, anu s,ss.
have no other means of support whether sucs ions
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"ANTED-A live, energetic man to represent
w US. e76 per month and expenses. Goods
staple; every one buys outfit and particulars free
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